The 1880 Virginia City census shows Teresa as born in Wisconsin, with both parents born in Baden. With her is husband Ferdinand, clerk in a paper store, and daughter Anna, 4, and son Alex, age 8/12 (born Oct 1879). However, the 1900 census indicates she was born in Germany, immigrated in 1850 (as an infant). Her death record also shows born in Germany.
I'm unable to find a record of her maiden name or marriage; the 1900 census says married 25 years, so around 1875.
She was buried in August 1906, so almost certainly died that month. Her cause of death was "bowel trouble". (I don't know why the first name differs on the death cert, but it's extremely unlikely that the record doesn't refer to her.)
I'm unable to find a record of her maiden name or marriage; the 1900 census says married 25 years, so around 1875.
She was buried in August 1906, so almost certainly died that month. Her cause of death was "bowel trouble". (I don't know why the first name differs on the death cert, but it's extremely unlikely that the record doesn't refer to her.)
The 1880 Virginia City census shows Teresa as born in Wisconsin, with both parents born in Baden. With her is husband Ferdinand, clerk in a paper store, and daughter Anna, 4, and son Alex, age 8/12 (born Oct 1879). However, the 1900 census indicates she was born in Germany, immigrated in 1850 (as an infant). Her death record also shows born in Germany.
I'm unable to find a record of her maiden name or marriage; the 1900 census says married 25 years, so around 1875.
She was buried in August 1906, so almost certainly died that month. Her cause of death was "bowel trouble". (I don't know why the first name differs on the death cert, but it's extremely unlikely that the record doesn't refer to her.)
I'm unable to find a record of her maiden name or marriage; the 1900 census says married 25 years, so around 1875.
She was buried in August 1906, so almost certainly died that month. Her cause of death was "bowel trouble". (I don't know why the first name differs on the death cert, but it's extremely unlikely that the record doesn't refer to her.)
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